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Africa: US Embassy in Ghana Issued 25,000 Visas to Ghanaians in 2024 and Reaffirms Commitment to Efficient and Transparent Visa Process

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The United States Embassy in Ghana has announced that it issued around 25,000 visas to Ghanaians in 2024, out of a total of 61,000 applications.

According to citinewsroom, this was disclosed during the Embassy’s Consular Media Day held on Friday, May 9, 2025. The event was organized to demystify the visa application process, highlight improvements in visitor experience, and clarify current U.S. visa policies.

Speaking at the event, U.S. Consular General Elliot Fertik reaffirmed the Embassy’s commitment to ensuring a transparent, efficient, and stress-free visa process for Ghanaians.

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“We continue to welcome visitors from Ghana who are interested in studying, investing, or doing business in the US. Last year, the US embassy issued 25,000 visas to Ghanaians for work, study, or visit to the US. But with entry to the US, visa applicants or holders must follow our laws,” he stated.

Fertik also underscored the United States’ firm stance against illegal immigration and advised prospective travellers to avoid shortcuts or fraudulent means in seeking entry into the country.

“The US has zero tolerance for illegal immigrants. Those who break the rules will face the law, including visa refusal or outright ban from entering the US.

“We want to make sure that Ghanaians understand the proper way of applying for visas and what is expected of them when applying for visas,” he stated.

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